Kipawa Women's Group

Kipawa Women's Group

Kipawa Women's Group came into existence from like-minded women who needed finacial stability to enable them to meet daily household demands. They run a joint account where they deposit money on a monthly basis and lend to each other in a merry-go-round model. They sell tree seedlings, wash clothes and do other jobs to raise the money.

WMO2H Projects: Water borehole, Greenhouse, Drip Irrigation, 1-Acre Regenerative Farm

Project Implementation: 2022

Total Beneficiaries: 5,000


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WMO2H 80ft greenhouse built alongside their clean water kiosk (2022)
WMO2H 80ft greenhouse built alongside their clean water kiosk (2022)
Community member smiling while retrieving clean water at her new kiosk (2022)
Community member smiling while retrieving clean water at her new kiosk (2022)
Community member holding two jugs full of clean, safe water from her water kiosk (2022)
Community member holding two jugs full of clean, safe water from her water kiosk (2022)
Kipawa Women's Group members standing in front of their water kiosk (2022)
Kipawa Women's Group members standing in front of their water kiosk (2022)
Community women and livestock gathering at the water kiosk (2022)
Community women and livestock gathering at the water kiosk (2022)
Carbon-sequestering tree growing on the community's land (2023)
Carbon-sequestering tree growing on the community's land (2023)
Flourishing regenerative agriculture farm in front of the water tank (2023)
Flourishing regenerative agriculture farm in front of the water tank (2023)
Nutrient-rich greens growing within the community greenhouse (2023)
Nutrient-rich greens growing within the community greenhouse (2023)
Vibrant and nutritious produce grown from the regenerative agriculture farm (2024)
Vibrant and nutritious produce grown from the regenerative agriculture farm (2024)

Greenhouse made possible by Rick & Pam Pluimer and Drip Irrigation made possible by Michael & Mary Murphy and Regernative Farm made possible by Gorjana